
This is the podcast your abuser doesn’t want you to hear.
Hosted by relationship coach and abuse recovery educator Lisa Sonni, Real Talk pulls back the curtain on toxic and abusive dynamics, romantic relationships, familial, and friendships. This is the raw truth no one else is saying out loud. No sugarcoating. No “just leave” advice.
Just real stories, real insight, and real talk—so you can f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsHealth & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health | |||

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Sexual entitlement isn’t “a relationship issue.” It’s a belief system. It’s the mindset that your body comes with the marriage, the title, the ring, the label, the contract, the “needs.” It’... more
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In this episode of Real Talk with Lisa Sonni: Relationships Uncensored, Lisa speaks with Angela Van, CEO of Family Court Corner, about the realities of divorcing and co-parenting with an abu... more
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Couples therapy is not the place to sort out coercive control. Full stop. But I also get why women end up there anyway, because when your relationship is messy, you’re trying to name what’s ... more
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For years, women have been told they’re codependent. Too attached, too emotional, too responsible for everyone else’s feelings. And a lot of you have worn that label like proof that somethin... more
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Being a survivor herself, Lisa knows what it’s like to be in a relationship with an abuser. She goes above and beyond to do her research and is a very reliable source. I love how real she is. Thank you Lisa for all that you do! ❤️
I can feel Lisa’s passion for helping women recover from abuse. She’s angry and very direct because this is literally killing women.
Her personal anecdotes hit me so hard and I thank her for sharing them. I had that experience of taking to myself in the mirror trying to leave a trauma bond when I was eight years old. The trauma bond was with my abusive mom. The normalisation of abuse primed me for abusive relationships as an adult. I didn’t even realise what abuse meant until a few months ago. ... more
I’m a licensed therapist, as well as a fellow survivor of emotional abuse. Lisa’s deep dives are both insightful and accurate in terms of the insidious nature of psychological abuse, exposing the men (and the culture) that promote abuse of women beneath the mask of love and intimacy; Excellent and important work.
I love how real Lisa is. She gets where we have been (or still are). It’s so refreshing to hear the truth. But in a positive way with advice to move fwd. Because nobody wants to be a victim.. but it often feels like there’s no hope against these ppl. It is very easy to get discouraged. But DON’T ..
Listen to this great platform , pray, and take your power back! You are not alone…
Thank you Lisa. I am sharing this with everyone I think can benefit.
Btw I first found her on YouTube... more
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Exploring the intricacies of toxic and abusive dynamics in personal relationships, this podcast aims to provide raw and unfiltered insights into emotional abuse, narcissism, and the factors complicating recovery. Hosted by a compassionate relationship coach with a profound understanding of these issues, episodes often feature expert guests who share their knowledge and personal experiences, enriching discussions about self-empowerment and healing. The candid content challenges traditional narratives around relationship dynamics, particularly emphasizing the importance of empathy, emotional intelligence, and accountability, making it a vital resource for anyone seeking clarity and support in their journey of recovery from abusive situations.... more
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Recent guests on Real Talk include:
1. Dr. Marina Rosenthal
2. Terri Cole
3. Rafael Gomez
4. Dr. Les Carter
5. Lisa (YV Edit)
6. Laura Danger
7. Sarah White
8. Aishia Grevenberg
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